At what point can a woman discontinue routine cervical cancer screening?

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ASCCP guidelines support exiting women from cervical cancer screening at age 65 with adequate negative screening and no CIN2+ within the past 20 years. Adequate negative screening is defined as three consecutive negative paps or two consecutive negative HPV tests within the past 10 years, with the most recent being within the past five years. Sexual history has no impact on the decision to exit a patient from cervical cancer screening.

At What Point Can a Woman Discontinue Routine Cervical Cancer